New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-15
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The minority presented the following resolution:
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the burdens Of the Of expensive local char
liable and penal Institutions and therefore holds that
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proportion should be collected should by proper iess
those Counties ascted by the existence Of such
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be extended to the cities OF this State.
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Donald Mclean, XIIh District n Y; George Hiiiiard
oBren xIxth District & Fred s. Gibbs XitS District
w. Z. Potter. of tho lid Congressional District.
Mr. Crosby OF New York. submitted the following
Resotved That Republican party believes the cause Of
Ss'; be served ~ syss% Of ssae
| ssystem for this State.
Speeches were made by Mcssrs Crosby Ashbs Fitch.
Mr. Erwin OF St Lawrence; Walter Howe, OF NewYork'
Senator Evarts said that nothing was necessary in
and then compared t with the Of Mr. Crosby
Now let the convention do the Committee at least te
honor or treating them Win the respect tney are ent
| tied to- They accused by the amendment and
speech OF Mr. Crosby with doube-fsced work which was
contemplate They not discussing by section ana
by phrase legislation OF last session He then read
the clause IL the platform In an exceedingly distinct
way, which threw the laughter OF the convention on 10
Mr. Crosby who tried to explain and laughed down.
Mr.. Crosby's amendment was then voted down nearly
unanimously
The question then required the minority report, on
which he asked for by districts This granted
and resulted follows Whole vote, 651; yea l36;
nay, 51j
Then with rush the platform adopted as Origi-
nay prepared, and at 1890 the convention adjourned
CHANGES IN THE STATE COMMITTEE.
TwESTY-oNE NEW MEMBERS CHosEN-THE LIST BY
DISTRICTS
SARATOGA Sept. IA CspeeiaD.-The Republican State
Com ittse has greatly changed its membership # is
to DO hoped that the members will impart much
needed vigor to its management Of the affairs OF the
Republican party in this State The committees mis-
management has lost state the Republican party
for two years The changes In it have been radical
teen old members retain their seats. Among the
more conspicuous new members are Levi r. Morton.
s. " r. Cruger and Cornelius N. Bliss, Of New-fork.
and stephen V. White OF Brooklyn The politicians TO-
night are specializing to who controls" the com
mlttee 1t pretty apparent that like the State Conven-
ton itself. no controls It. The influence OF
Senator Hscock ex-senator Patt Ex-Governor Cornell
and ex-senator Warner Miller la large with the commit
tee OF them controls the committee There viii
be union and harmony in the committees action follow
ing the example OF the State Convention The commit
tee will NEE. In the Fifth Avenue Hotel on September
o. to organize It's rumored that either Levi z. Nor
ton Cornelius N. Bliss will be chairman Of the COM